Beyblade Display Case, w/ Backlight, Fits All Series: X, Metal, Burst & Original Series [Dual Version]

Short Version: The display looks really good with the lights on, and once it is assembled it can house any bey of any generation, although some gens fit better than others. The assembly itself is pretty intuitive, but could definitely be faster with pull tabs on the protective film and more clear instructions. Long Version: I got this for my Metal Fight collection to test whether or not it would be a good fit to display them in. When it arrived, I have to admit the instructions were a lot closer to "Step 1 Assemble. Step 2: Done," than some who isn't handy would prefer. But if you watch the product video from this page of the guy building it, then you'll be just fine. Unfortunately, it is prone to falling apart if handled any level above "light touch." So keep that in mind! Also, half the time of me building this went into trying to peel off the protective film... pull tabs would be awesome lol. As for the display itself, it is "Universal" which does mean everything will fit, but not everything will fit GREAT. Lightning L-Drago sags to the bottom of the hole, while L-Drago Destructor sits perfectly, as an example. And as previously mentioned by another reviewer, this thing is a DUST AND HAIR MAGNET! With all that being said, I'd be pretty upset if I paid $50 or $60 for this thing, but thankfully it's only $30 at the time of writing! Soooo obviously I am buying 12 more of these! Once the case is still, and the lights are on, the beys look amazing and melts away any criticisms about build quality or construction. I totally recommend these to anyone, (especially Beyblade X), who wants to display your collection for relatively cheap and fancy!

Short: The Beyscollector display case is a well designed case that can fit every generation bey (though it will fit some better than others.) Assembly was easy, but can easily get frustrating due to the included instructions not being very clear about where things go, luckily it's pretty intuitive. Long: My initial thoughts are that, per another reviewier, this thing IS a dust and hair magnet and I FULLY recommend using some soft gloves during assembly. The assembly itself is, at best, a walk in the park if you watch the video, and at worst, kind of fiddley if you try to build it soley off the included instructions. By the time you do finish assembling it, and excitedly start putting beys in, (Metal Fight for me) you might find that they don't all exactly line up evenly. Some will sag to the bottom, and others will hardly fit at all. Dark Bull, for example; his H145 Spin track does not like the circular hole at all, but Sagittario's C145 have no issue. On top of this, the case's frame is very prone to come undone even when handled gently in my experience. And worst, I am unable to savor the peelies when peeling off every single protective plastic piece, of which there are MANY. (In future designs, adding a pull tab would be much appreciated :D) Dan Avidan's inspired frustration aside, all of these things would turn me off if this thing had been $50 or $80... but the great thing is that it's only 30 Bucks! Any major complaint I have about build quality, sturdiness, or universal compatability goes out the window when I actually have the light over some dope looking beys. It's just cool! I wish I could submit pictures for this review to show you. I'm obviously getting 11 more of these, and just gonna turn a blind eye to any imperfections with fit for Metal Fight beys because it's ONLY 30 DOLLARS. TLDR: Try one of these out, and if you don't like it, at least you aren't out a whole bunch of money. Even so, I'd say the case is worth it, once it is sitting still and plugged in.

It's the perfect size to sit on my shelf. Although it's a dust magnet, and the light does get hot after a few minutes of being on, I'd definitely buy more.